Friendly Visiting among the Poor: A Handbook for Charity Workers

by Mary Ellen Richmond

Tact, 14.
Tammany Hall's charity, 20.
Tenements, unsanitary, 96.
Thanet, Octave, 3.
Theological seminaries, course of charitable instruction in, 178.
Thomas, Theodore, 135-137.
Thrift, 108-112; and wages, 109; includes spending, 110-111;
divides the poor into three classes, 111-112.
Thriftless, the, 109-110, 156.
Trade-unions, 30, 32.
Training of charity workers, life the best school for the, 14, 145,
181-182; common sense in, 187; economic questions in, 29.

Undertakers and industrial insurance, 121.
Unemployed, in place of strikers, 31-32; number of, 33; treatment
of, 34.
Unemployment, causes of, 33-40.
University extension, 137.
Unsanitary surroundings, 96-97; tenements, 96.
Unthrifty forms of saving, 110-111.
Unworthy not a descriptive term as applied to the poor, 154.
Usury, 115-118.

Vagabonds, married, 47-57, 93, 146, 158, 164, 202-215.
Ventilation, 97-98.
Visiting, continuous, 182-185; illustrations of continuous, 197-215;
patience in, 182-183, 200; illustrations of successful, 197-202,
207-215; in summer, 185. See also Friendly visiting.

Wants, social value of varied, 127.
Warner, A. G., 33, 95.
Wayward children, 83-86; girls, 216-218.
Widows with children, 73-74, 158-159, 201-202.
Window-gardening, 131-132.
Winter not the only season for charitable work, 184.
Wolcott, Mrs. Roger, 70.
Women as homemakers, 64-75; as breadwinners, 72-74.
Work history of family, facts needed in, 187-188.
Worthy and unworthy, 154.